McCook College - Chieftain Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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OH THE SMELL! Norman Chambers, My- ron Dawson, Howard Taylor, Gary Humphreus, and Clyde Butz are busy mixing up odors in chemistry. Gary Humphreus reads as Clyde checks. DEMAND MUST MEET SUPPLY. John Gerhart, Bob Sughroue, Ronald Baker, Garrett Nelson, Ron Kepler, and Bob Bellamy discuss the costs of supply for the demand. SONGBIRDS AT WORK. Sharon McBride, Donna Allen, Marvin Springer, Karen Gush- ing, John O ' Brien, and Barbara Huntly learn their notes. SOMEBODY MADE A FUNNY. Lee Ritten- meyer, Velma Gartrell, Larry Frazier, Ken Rider, Darrell Lamb, Shirley Vap, and J. T. Harris get ready to debate party platforms. ANY BRAINS IN THE CROWD? John Car- penter, Edwin Riggs, Dave Hudson, Don Jussel, Clyde Butz and Dick Hahn are stumped by a calculus problem in this advanced math class.

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CHAHMED, I ' M SURE! E. P. and Mrs. Baruth, and Dean and Mrs. Loomis introduce them- selves to new students at the annual student- faculty reception last fall. AT YOUR SERVICE. Mr. Erickson, Mrs. Pat Shepard and Mr. and Mrs. Hutt are served by Darwin Voss at the annual Faculty Christmas Party. A good time was had by all. RINGER. Coaches E. P. Baruth, Fred Nanni and Merle Confer pitch horseshoes at the Masonic Picnic Grounds. The occasion was a faculty picnic last fall. KEEPING THINGS STRAIGHT. Dean of Men E. P. Baruth, Dean of Women Flora Dutcher and office secretary Twila Richter check the student registration records in the office. PICNIC TIME. One of the most successful social events was the McCook Faculty Club pic- nic, held in Weiland Field, last fall. It provided a good start for the school year.

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IT ' S THE LAW. Patsy Snodderly delivers her opinions on business legalities to: Donna Rails- back, Bob Malleck, Larry Unger, Rodney Swan- son and Jude Byrne in business law. CAPITALISM OR SOCIALISM? Lowell Dar- ling outlines a fine point of business as Calvin Alexander, Darrell Malleck, Lee Fortin, Jim Almquist and Donna Railsback help. CHAUCER COMES ALIVE. Ray Finch points to an amusing panel of early English. Jeannie Armstrong, Ida Mae Gilliland, Jean Boyle, Lowell Gilliland and Ernie Wach look. BRAINS AT REST. Dick Hahn, Jim McNeill, Boyd Ochsner, Jim Premer, Dennis Worley and Jim Nantau, look up for a minute from one of their rough physics problems. EVERYONE READY? Joan Hummel, Le Ann Lindbeck, Gene Jaeger, Wally Sedden, Gary Randal, Karen Scott and Jerry Bruntz check details for one of Mr. Wright ' s $64,000 guizzes.